With remote working on the rise, no thanks to the pandemic, having a cosy inviting space you can lounge and work in is super important. Buying decor, however, can seem like a daunting task with so many options, and price points hitting the roof. If you're looking to do up your spaces with some unique finds that you can snag on a budget, here are the Top Furniture Markets In Hyderabad you should check out.
Keep Your Pockets Loaded Before You Head To These Top Furniture Markets In Hyderabad
Begum Bazaar
This place is the begum of all bazaars. We mean it when we say this. Begum Bazaar is renowned for the variety of items sold here. You can find décor, kitchen essentials, cosmetics, daily use items, perfumes, including furniture. You can buy everything from sofa sets, dining tables, modular kitchens, cabinets, wardrobes and designer fittings to office furniture. This place is one of the largest commercial markets in Hyderabad and retailers from all across the country deal with products from here. The shops open at 10 AM and close at 11 PM. Also, it is closed on Sundays.
Moazzam Jahi Market
This market packs in good deals and beautiful architecture. You can find dozens of stalls and shops lined up in the market selling old school furniture. Yes, the place is a bit crowded but it's an experience to make a way through the crowd. Also, this is one of the markets that fall into the category of cheap places for shopping in the city. The timings here are 10 AM to 11.30 PM.
Shilparamam
Shilparamam is another spot where you can have an incredible furniture shopping experience. You can find products that showcase the authentic culture of the state. There are also varied antique furniture found to take home some rustic prized possessions. This opens at 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM.
Sultan Bazaar
Located between Abids and Koti, Sultan Bazaar is an old street market. This crowded street market has a wide range of options for furniture. But you need to dig in to find the best for the best deals. It’s also a great place to pick up accessories or handicraft products. They are all sold at a reasonable price. Here, street shopping is certainly at its best.
Nampally
This hub for shopping in Hyderabad is known for diversity. The market stocks up almost everything. You will get what you are looking for at this place. And the best part is this place doesn’t hurt your pocket. You’ll find simpler furniture here which will definitely fit in your budget. The best part is that there are many stores selling curtains, mattresses, and much more, so you can get a lot sorted for your home in one trip. About the timings, they are open from 10 AM to 11 PM everyday.
Miyapur Furniture Market
We were surprised to find the quality and variety of furniture at the Miyapur Furniture Market. You'll find several vendors between the Miyapur and JNTU metro stations (heading towards JNTU) selling everything from couches, side tables, teapoys, work chairs, wardrobes, cots, work desks and even TV units at this street side market! What's even cooler is all the wares are neatly wrapped in plastic, so you can be assured they're in top shape. Several vendors here even offer home delivery service, just like a regular store. If you're into D-I-Ys, you could totally pick up some of the furniture and flip it with some chic designs and upholstery that won't cost too much.
Lakdikapul Cane Market
The streets of Lakdikapul heading towards Punjagutta have a host of cane and wicker furniture shops selling furniture at great wholesale prices. You will find great outdoor furniture including swings, sofa sets and rocking chairs. What's also cool is that all the vendors here customise the furniture as per your liking before shipping them to you. Their furniture is hardy, and can last you for decades with minimal maintenance. Get your bargaining game on, because you will need it at these stores!
Miyapur Home Decor Market
From chandeliers, water fountains, planters, jaadis, artificial flowers to ceramic crockery - we found all the tiny accents you need to spruce up your home at the Miyapur Home Decor Market. You'll find this tiny stretch when you're heading towards the Miyapur Metro station from the JNTU one. While you may find that the stocks here are slightly dusty, you can totally pick a piece and ask for a fresh one. The vendors usually have doubles of the same items stocked away. Whether you're looking for vases for your vanity or planters for your garden - the variety here is great. With a few vendors stationed next to each other on a 500 meter stretch, there's not much walking you need to do either!
